The Milwaukee Brewers pulled out a 15-14 victory in 14 innings against the Washington Nationals on Saturday. The game was a back and forth slugfest that featured 11 total homeruns combined from both teams. Both Brewers outfielders Ryan Braun and Christian Yelich each had 2 homeruns and both homered in a 4-run 9th inning for the Brewers that helped them force extras. Brewers first baseman Eric Thames was 0-5 going into his at-bat in the top of the 14th inning but he still had ice in his veins as he hit the go-ahead 2-run homerun to give the Brewcrew the lead for good. Both teams used their entire bullpens to get through the 14 inning, 5 hours and 40-minute game. Junior Guerra was credited with the win for the Brewers, while Nationals pitcher Javy Guerra picked up his first loss on the season. The Brewers improved their record to 64-59 on the season and sit 1 game behind the Cubs and Cardinals for the NL Central lead and 2nd Wild Card spot. The Brewers and Nationals will conclude their series on Sunday; first pitch is scheduled for 12:35 P.M.